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Encapsulated, 57.6 Vdc to 160 Vdc dc-dc converters for railway and industrial applications

May 31, 2018 By Aimee Kalnoskas

dc-dc convertersMurata launches its latest encapsulated dc-dc converters, designed specifically for use in industrial and railway applications. The 150 Watt IRH series from Murata Power Solutions provides market-leading power conversion efficiency, in an industry-standard half-brick pinout, using the latest component and packaging technologies in a fixed-frequency switching power supply architecture. The IRH series offers the user flexibility and reliability in design implementation.

Features

  • 3:1 Vin range of 57.6 Vdc to 160 Vdc
  • Delivers 5V, 12V or 24Vout with 3,000Vrms input to output isolation
  • Designed and tested to meet the requirements of EN50155
  • Available with standard and flanged baseplate options, and with DOSA or alternate industry standard pinout options
  • Standard features include on/off logic control and protection against short circuits, overvoltage and over-temperature
  • Efficiency ratings of 91% at 5 Vout, 89.5% at 12 Vout and 89% at 24 Vout


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ncapsulated circuit design makes the converters shock- and vibration-tolerant and improves EMI and thermal performance. The devices meet the requirements of the EN50155 standard for railway applications for a nominal Vin of 96 Vdc and 110 Vdc, and their topology supports a pre-biased output at start-up, eliminating the reverse currents during system start and shutdown that can damage critical circuitr

Filed Under: Converters, DC-DC Tagged With: muratapowersolutions

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